...this guy.

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Originally Posted by MarkS

I've always liked the looks of that guy and I think you've got something special there. It'll be interesting to see what you hatch. Have you bred him this season?

Mark

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Hey Mark!
Well I paired him up with a normal female, but I think my pasterl (very nice I may add ;) ) got to her first. That mystery male above is smaller in size, so I dont think it was ready just yet, but i am looking forward to next season! :)

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Originally Posted by jknudson

That female is a classic (and gorgeous) cinny. The male...well he's definitely unique, good luck with that project!:gj:

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I agree with you, I love the cinny female, she's exactly what a cinny should look like to me. I love that normal female too. That male does look special though, keep us updated on what comes out of the pairing.

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

the male looks like a black granite.. Very nice!

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You dont happen to have any links to other black granites do you? Is there anything known about their genetics? :confused:

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Hey Mark!
Well I paired him up with a normal female, but I think my pasterl (very nice I may add ) got to her first. That mystery male above is smaller in size, so I dont think it was ready just yet, but i am looking forward to next season!

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Actually thats a real good idea. You could get a split clutch out of it with babies from both males. Since the other is a pastel, it'll be easy to tell which is which.

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Originally Posted by MarkS

Actually thats a real good idea. You could get a split clutch out of it with babies from both males. Since the other is a pastel, it'll be easy to tell which is which.

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Originally Posted by MarkS

Actually thats a real good idea. You could get a split clutch out of it with babies from both males. Since the other is a pastel, it'll be easy to tell which is which.

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That's what I was think'n! :gj:

sorry bout the ghost post... :(